Arto Koskelo wrote to Jari Sarasvuo that even Uruk-hai have feelings, and that the elves use the concepts of good and evil in their power games. He described orcs in Minas Tirith as a marginalized minority and suggested that empathy could help. Additionally, Koskelo stated that the diversity of Gondor is its strength and characterized Sauron's eye as a social construct. #UrukHai #Empatia #Diversiteetti (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that in his opinion Russia was involved in leftist riots and Iran in Islamist riots. He claimed that the groups were working together because they had a common goal of revolution, which Russia and Iran, according to him, were investing in. #politiikka #kansainvälisetasiat #kumous (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that, in his opinion, social democracy was dying. He compared the idea to the previous notion of the impossibility of the dissolution of the Soviet Union and assessed that social democratic Europe had come to a dead end. #sosialidemokratia #Eurooppa #politiikka (translated)
Arto Koskelo pondered when Finland would begin to buy back what he believed were generously granted passports for a one-time compensation. He proposed that in exchange, citizenship would be surrendered and an entry ban would be imposed. Koskelo assessed that the arrangement would be costly, but possibly more favorable than the current practice. #Suomi #kansallisuus #maahanmuutto (translated)
Arto Koskelo regarded the National Coalition Party and Atte Kaleva's immigration list as good. He stated that trust would be tested if the National Coalition Party had to implement the list with Petteri Orpo as prime minister again. Otherwise, it would be, according to him, a matter of an election list and a distraction from the party leadership. #maahanmuutto #vaalit #luottamus (translated)
Arto Koskelo pondered whether it would be misogyny to suspect that Tytti Tuppurainen and Pia Kauma were the same person. He wrote that his friend thought both should become ministers in Antti Lindtman's upcoming government, so distinguishing between them would be important. #naisviha #ministerit #politiikka (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that the false right he described consisted of pseudopreneurs who appeared to be working in the private sector but were, according to him, actually in the public sector and always on the receiving end. He assessed that it was strategically important for the false right to include real entrepreneurs on their election lists as well. #valeuoikeisto #yrittäjyys #vaalit (translated)
Arto Koskelo compared the coalition to a person working as a leading expert in an office, who had vegetable lasagna for lunch and dreamed of wine tasting in Italy. He described the character as someone on vacation who had a liberal attitude towards wine and decided to end his writing with an unfinished statement about how right-wing this would be. #kokoomus #politiikka #Eurooppa (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that before reaching the current situation, he was assured that such developments would not occur, and anticipating it was labeled as far-right. He said that now a non-Finnish proportion of over 50 percent in some area of Finland is presented as normal and even desirable. #Suomi #maahanmuutto #politiikka (translated)
Arto Koskelo described Onni Rostila as a cultured bourgeois who, in his opinion, was not a supporter of the National Coalition Party but embodied qualities that right-wingers had previously valued: erudition, modesty, morality, and competence. Koskelo referred to Rostila as a cultured bourgeois 2.0 and estimated that he would not be the last of his kind. #sivistysporvari #politiikka #Suomi (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that as a result of the radicalization of Finnish right-wing politics, Sanna Ukkola seemed centrist in 2026. He recalled that Ukkola and Ivan Puopolo were prominent figures of the woke radical left in 2021 and used a derogatory term referring to Nazism for them. Koskelo described both as quite centrist and moderate. #politiikka #Suomi #oikeistolaisuus (translated)
Arto Koskelo claimed that some Members of the European Parliament had accepted corrupt money from Qatar, although not all had. He assessed that this could be reflected in votes concerning Islamists and wrote that terrorism took precedence over everything else. #korruptio #terrorismi #EU (translated)
Arto Koskelo assessed that Finland's direction could still be corrected with Purra's help, although the chance was very small. He wrote that Orpo had continued the decades-long work that, according to him, had nearly destroyed Finland. Koskelo believed that the country could no longer afford visionless leadership and that a break from the past was needed. #politiikka #Suomi #johtajuus (translated)
Arto Koskelo said he wants to see Purra as prime minister. He said he would completely lose faith in humanity if Purra turned out to be a mediocre compromiser in her role, an indifferent politician to her values, who seeks to please an imaginary average. #PurranPääministeri #Politiikka #UskonKysymykset (translated)
Arto Koskelo estimated that the Finns Party might produce as great a disappointment as the National Coalition Party as the leading party. He wrote that the last moments to save Finland from chaos and socialism were at hand, and asked what alternatives were left for the voters. #Politiikka #Suomi #Vaalit (translated)
Arto Koskelo pondered what kind of right-wing politics a blue-red government coalition would produce, as he believed that the state budget had been prioritized over the voters' economy during this term as well. He questioned the consideration of a blue-red coalition and sharply rejected the idea in his message directed at the National Coalition Party. #oikeistopolitiikka #budjetti #kokoomus (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that, in his opinion, the National Coalition Party had not understood the significance of the new party that appeared on the right side. He described the collaboration the party did with the Social Democrats before the elections as a betrayal of right-wing voters and assessed that its consequences had previously gone unaccounted for but were now coming due. https://t.co/4KUiDo5i8O #Politiikka #Suomi #Kokoomus (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that, in his opinion, the National Coalition Party should not join the government as a subordinate partner to Lindtman. He assessed that such a decision could weaken the party in the next elections and lead to eight years of an unfortunate term, which the National Coalition Party could not afford. Koskelo anticipates the elections to be exciting. #vaalit #kriisi #politiikka (translated)
Arto Koskelo assessed that the underlying issue of the support problem for the National Coalition Party was primarily a lack of trust. According to him, building trust takes time, while losing it can happen quickly. Koskelo doubted that the party's shift to the right in rhetoric would still be effective before the elections. #politiikka #luottamus #vaalit (translated)
Arto Koskelo wrote that the events of October 7 were terrible and wrong, but criticized the fact that a counterargument was often presented afterward. According to him, some placed a period after the word 'but' in a sentence to make the beginning seem firm, even though the message remained the same. #tapahtumat #keskustelu #todellisuus (translated)
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